[Guest]

what is the best sub for SMALL AREAS

i have my trunk packedf ull of batts, for my setup but i want to have alittle bit of bass, i havent keept up with stereo shit for the last few years, so i figure i better see what you guys say,

 

[ALOW1]

Originally posted by Equipped Customs@Oct 12 2003, 10:55 PM
what is the best sub for SMALL AREAS

i have my trunk packedf ull of batts, for my setup but i want to have alittle bit of bass, i havent keept up with stereo shit for the last few years, so i figure i better see what you guys say,

Sparkomatic Bass cannons.......... :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

 

[beatbox]

Define small area. How much space do you have to work with?

 

[CastAwayWilson]

depends, small depth, width, both?

Illusion could make a good solution..... (if found)

 

[CastAwayWilson]

depends, small depth, width, both?

Illusion could make a good solution..... (if found)

assuming the circumstances are right, little depth, enough width

 

[Naughty T]

JL Audio is great for teeny tiny little boxes... I had a friend that had 4 12W0's in the little space that the convertible top folds into in his Mustang with plenty of room left over for the top...

 

[enough_talkin]

yeah jl is pretty good for small areas...w0's or w3's depending on what kind of sound your looking for

 

[2low2touch]

http://www.cardiscountstereos.com/Images_F...Catalog/MFW.jpg


thsi might work for you.....

 

[2low2touch]

http://www.cardiscountstereos.com/Catalog%...oduct+%23=MFW12

this is the web page

 

[2low2touch]

honestly i have never heard of the brand... but i was lookin at these right b4 i read the post...

 

[CoupeDeKille]

RE 8's :biggrin: